The relationship between first vertebra width and body length of Atlantic salmon differs between parr and smolts

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The relationship between first vertebra width and body length of Atlantic salmon differs between parr and smolts

Bibliographic Details
Main Author:	Armstrong, J.D.
Other Authors:	Stewart, D.C.
Format:	Article
Language:	Spanish
Subjects:	COLUMNA VERTEBRAL DEPREDACION DIETA PECES MARINOS PREDADORES SALMO SALAR SALMO TRUTTA

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